Hi everyone,
I plan to modify some renewable energy converter structure (say PV and wind) and study their effect on low frequency oscillations in the grid. Once, I modify, I want to connect it to a grid or a large number of buses. My queries are:
1) I'm aware that most commercial and free software have their own built in models and can give information about eigen values. Is their some way so that I can similar information for my modified model?
2) How does our fellow authors test say a new robust controller that they built in a large IEEE bus system?
Thank you in advance
For building your own converter structure and checking the control schemes, I will recommend PSCAD. IT is very easy to implement your own structures in this.
Hi Samundra,
If you are working with PSCAD/EMTDC, then there should be absolutely no problem ! It is a great one for incorporation of user defined models at all levels.
Just make sure that the installation of the package that you have access to must have adequate node capability that the intended user defined model requires - whatever it may be - a power electronic circuit, a machine, a control algo, or anything else ! The maximum number of nodes allowed is the only thing you need to watch for.
With best wishes.
-Sanjay
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